Internet Archive's in-browser audio "theater" requires JavaScript to be enabled. It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature.

Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Coliseum Arena on 1992-12-17

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1992-12-17 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Chip Copeland, Todd Evans, GEMS, Jamie Waddell

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Disc One
Set I
1. crowd
2. Touch of Grey
3. Walkin Blues
4. Loser
5. Queen Jane Approximately
6. So Many Roads
7. Music Never Stopped (end set)

Disc Two
Set II
1. Crowd
2. Scarlet Begonias>
3. Fire on the Mountain*
4. Long Way to go Home*
5. Corinna>*
6. Uncle John's Band>*
7. PITB reprise>
8. Drums>

Disc Three
Set II (continued)
1. Space>
2. The Last Time>
3. Here Comes Sunshine>
4. Throwing Stones>
5. Not Fade Away
6. Crowd
7. E:Baba O'Reilly>
Tomorrow Never Knows

plus-circle Add Review

comment
Reviews

Reviewer: c-freedom - - March 10, 2015
Subject: Here Comes Sunshine

I would say this tune is my best credit to Vince from his time with the boys.
The breakout in Arizona was the best!
But this is a nice place in the set for this tune. ( I won't even get into the rest of the tunes post -drumz)
I think HCS is an example of how the band was not as free flowing by the end of 92 when you only get 7 minutes out of such an opened ended tune.

Reviewer: Allan Ostermann - - October 28, 2014
Subject: Great at times

I was at this show. I remember I wasn't in a good space that night, so I can't say I can give an objective view of the show. I do remember the unbelievable "Music Never Stopped." It was so powerful at the end that it felt like the walls shook. That alone brightened my spirits; so much so, that I remember it to this day. Peace, and thanks for providing a portal to my memories.

Reviewer: average_joe - - March 22, 2008
Subject: Solid Show

Out of the three aud show available, this one is the best sounding to my ears. And it's a groovy show to boot. Good, solid playing all the way through. I could really care less about "best ever this" or "best ever that." Blah, blah, blah. A good Dead gig is a good Dead gig. Period. This one's worth a download. Take it with you on a road trip.
Peace and hang loose.

7,188 Views

6 Favorites

3 Reviews